inclusif
/ɛ̃.kly.zif/Describing a system, policy, or environment that embraces and accommodates all individuals, regardless of differences such as race, gender, disability, or background.
L'école inclusive permet à tous les enfants d'apprendre ensemble.
An inclusive school allows all children to learn together.
Often used in contexts of education, workplace policies, and social initiatives.
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Usage in Modern Contexts
The term is frequently used in discussions about social justice, workplace diversity, and accessible education.
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Gender Inclusivity
In French, 'inclusif' can also refer to gender-inclusive language, such as using 'tous et toutes' instead of 'tous'.
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Derived from the Latin 'inclusus', meaning 'enclosed' or 'contained', with the suffix '-if' indicating a quality or state.
📝Usage Notes
Commonly used in social, educational, and workplace contexts to describe practices or environments that promote diversity and accessibility.